> If you use PostgreSQL in the cloud or from a services company, make sure you ask them what they have contributed to PostgreSQL and what their capability is to

> If you use PostgreSQL in the cloud or from a services company, make sure you ask them what they have contributed to PostgreSQL and what their capability is to fix bugs and with what SLA. The answer to that question is what keeps open source well funded for these latest developments and future ones too. Reasonable sounding theory. How true is it, how significant? Does that story describe how 2ndquadrant gets business -- other vendors have customers asking for an SLA on PostgreSQL fixes, which would require PostgreSQL experts to meet?